22 dead in DR Congo army clashes with M23 rebels
The Congolese army said Wednesday it had killed 20 fighters from the M23 militia group and lost two soldiers in clashes with the rebels since the end of January.
Constitution and Electoral Reform: Nnamani opens shop from Enugu
THE Nike Lake Hotel venue of the first zonal public hearing of the Senator Ken Nnamani-led Constitutional and Electoral Reform Committee had a touch of the unusual, last Monday. Present at the venue were constitutional experts and students and political stakeholders all with the common objective of fashioning the best electoral cum constitutional framework that will guarantee the survival of Nigeria’s democracy.
Drama as Senate C’ttee screens 82 year old Ambassadorial nominee who refused to recite the anthem
THERE was a mild drama Wednesday at the Senate when an 82 year old Ambassadorial nominee appeared for screening
NNPC shuts down Warri refinery
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Wednesday, stated that it had shut down the Warri refinery, due to some technical issues surrounding its operation.
Why I refused to detonate my explosive – female suicide bomber
A teenager, Amina Yusuf, paraded by the military on Wednesday in Maiduguri said she failed to detonate her explosive because she did not subscribe to Boko Haram ideology.
Ladoja’s trial: Court decides on admissibility of EFCC document Thursday
A Federal High Court in Lagos has fixed March 2 for ruling on admissibility of a document tendered before it in the trial of former Governor Rashidi Ladoja of Oyo State.
